For show days wet the coat. Then apply the Ultra Brightening Shampoo diluted 1 part shampoo to 8 parts water. Use a sponge and apply the mixture over the dog's wet coat and begin working the shampoo into the coat. Then rinse the shampoo. Bathe a second time using the No Rinse Shampoo - Even though this is a no rinse shampoo it can be used as a regular shampoo. Make sure to rinse the shampoo out and not leave behind any soapy residue.
For non show days to maintain the coat in optimal condition bathe doing the following: Wet the coat. Then apply the Ultra Brightening Shampoo diluted 1 part shampoo to 8 parts water. Use a sponge and apply the mixture over the dog's wet coat and begin working the shampoo into the coat. Then rinse the shampoo. Bathe a second time using the Reconstructing Shampoo. -Make sure to rinse the shampoo out and not leave behind any soapy residue.
Details for finishing touches
Head
Once the coat is dry, apply the Volumizing Foam to the head. This is used to help hold the coat tightly in place and define the head. After the faom is applied you can follow up with the Pure Paws White Suns Chalk - This will define the planes on the face. To avoid transfer of the chalk make sure to use the Intense Hiarspray. This will seal the chalk.
Body
To help hold the coat close to the body and avoid stray hair you can secure the coat into place with the Intense Hair Spray. This will also add a little bit of shine to the coat.
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